Gino is a cute little, bumpy, flexible, 100% silicone, g-spot vibrator. It has 7 functions making it easy for someone to find something they like. Gino is great to use alone or with a partner. The tip of the g-spot curve can be used to tease the clitoris. The curved tip also makes it ideal for g-spot stimulation. Gino isn't too girthy or intimidating and is suitable for any user though size queens won't get that full feeling from this Italian sweetie.

Gino is made of a smooth, velvety, soft, flexible, 100% body safe silicone. He is hypo-allergenic, non-porous, latex and phthalates free. It has a slight bit of drag but not too much, you can get by with or without lubricant.
Gino is fairly flexible which is a nice change from stiff vibes and gives you more angles to play with.

There is a visible seam on the front and back side of Gino but it isn't really pronounced and can't be felt internally; you aren't going to scratch up your vagina with this one.
There is no texture to it, just smooth, soft silicone making it great for any level user to have.
There is no smell to the toy.

The cap is made of plastic and has a silicone push button on the bottom.

The design of Gino is what reeled me in. It has a bit of a bumpy like design to it creating slight bulges around the toy. It isn't overwhelming and shouldn't be uncomfortable to anyone.
Gino has a slightly curved tip made for g-spot stimulation but it's flexibility may cause an issue for some people when trying to achieve g-spot orgasm with Gino.
The size is non-intimidating and great for any user though those that love a ton of girth will not be fulfilled with Gino.

Gino isn't very discreet, it looks like a sex toy. I wouldn't call it travel-friendly in the sense of tossing it into your purse though it would be good to go in a suitcase or over night bag.

The measurements are:
Length: 6 1/2"
Insertable length: 5"
Circumference: 4 1/4"
Diameter: 1 3/8"

On its back:


Next to the Amazing Swirls glass wand:





Gino also has a cute little heart on the front at the bottom. If you tilt your screen you can see it in the photo.

Gino runs off of two AAA batteries. The battery compartment can be a bit tricky when first trying to get it back one but once you see how it works it is easy.
To turn Gino on simply push the button located on the bottom of the cap. Hold the button down for a few seconds to turn it off. To go through the modes press the button once and up to 7 times. The button is easy to push.
There are 7 functions.
1) Low vibrations
2) Medium vibrations
3) High vibrations
4) Surging
5) Pulsations
6) Escalating followed by two pulses
7) Pulses and pauses that intensify followed by one long strong pulse

The vibrations are buzzy and can leave your hand buzzy if you grip the silicone. If holding by the plastic cap it won't be so bad. For the price and being battery powered, this is nice alternative to luxury high cost vibrators. It isn't a powerhouse but it is decent nonetheless.

For the power its power it is pretty quiet and shouldn't be heard outside of a closed door but a blanket and some background noise like the TV or music can assure that. It will be heard in the same room.

When cleaning Gino be sure to get in the creases of the bulges. You can use warm water and a mild soap, toy cleaner, wipes or a 10% bleach solution.

You should only use water based lubricant with Gino.

This vibe will pick of hairs and other particles so you should store it in a way so that it won't be a magnet for that stuff.

This is such a cute vibe and a great one for the price. I have high end luxury vibes but I still keep this little guy around for his unique design. It takes longer to achieve external orgasms with Gino but internally he is great for me. It is rather short but you can still thrust with it. The feeling of the bulges can be felt and it's different from a straight vibrator and I enjoy the feeling.